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Meanings of mandibular in English

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inframaxilar

Relating to the lower jaw.

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Results: E-cadherin expression was weaker in the maxillary than in mandibular ameloblastomas.
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Osteoradionecrosis of the mandibular bone only developed in 1 patient after treatment.
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Significant retraction of maxillary and mandibular incisors was also observed with treatment.
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The newborn female had dysmorphic facial features, including loss of mandibular angle.
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Notice the lower edge. I ran the beam along the mandibular border.
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The lingual nerve branches from the mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve.
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Twenty-one for the adult male, some in mandibular, some in maxillary fragments.
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Results: According to the bibliography 24 cases of mandibular IOL have been described.
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For several days a patient suffered from difficult to diagnose mandibular oral pain.
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Local mandibular recurrence was seen in one of these patients after three years.
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Aim: To examine the relationship between social and material deprivation and mandibular fractures.
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Objective: To evaluate the morphological change of masseter after the mandibular angle osteotomy.
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Two clinical cases are reported of mandibular swelling caused by metastatic jaw neoplasms.
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We conducted a study of trans-buccal approach for management of mandibular angle fractures.
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This condition affects mostly mandibular anterior region and rarely occurs in the maxilla.
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Purpose: The lingula and antilingula are crucial surgical landmarks for mandibular setback surgery.
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Mandibular through the time
Mandibular across language varieties
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